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Western farmers primarily sold wheat as their main cash crop. The expansive plains provided ideal conditions for wheat cultivation, making it a staple in the agricultural economy. Additionally, corn and barley were also significant cash crops in certain regions, but wheat dominated due to its high demand both domestically and internationally. This focus on cash crops helped drive economic growth in the western United States.

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